Sentence examples for daunting language from inspiring English sources

For Westerners, China presents a notoriously daunting language barrier.

Polish - While Polish may have a more concise rule set than Hungarian it remains a daunting language for English speakers to learn.

Minoso's influence is less celebrated, though as a Spanish-speaking, dark-skinned Cuban he had to overcome a daunting language barrier as well as a reluctantly falling color barrier when he reached the big leagues for good in 1951.

Some scenes were daunting.

It feels natural to be daunted by ANY language in an unfamiliar script; it does not feel natural to say: I learned one writing system at the age of 6, how hard can it be to learn another?

If, on the other hand, you feel a draw to Chinese practices but are daunted by the language and culture and find other books to be filled with indecipherable mumbo jumbo, the author will happily take your hand and share his understanding of principles and practice in an enthusiastic way.

Nonetheless, the challenges to ensuring adequate language assistance for foreign-language speaking patients remain daunting.

In the presence of Christy, his power to listen, to relish language itself, was as daunting as his typing.

Though complex and sometimes daunting, his works are enriched by inventive language and imbued with a profound commitment to humanity's intellectual achievements.

It is daunting to try to find words with which to lament the parting of someone whose command of language was as absolute as that of Susan Sontag.

Some Wikipedians say gender disparities in science, technology, engineering and math might make the coding and mark-up language sometimes involved in editing seem daunting to potential editors.